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Published: 6:00 AM September 12, 2022 The organiser of an east London accessible transport event has hailed it a “great success”, with the deputy mayor of London for transport among the speakers. ... Read more »

Dance company Yewande 103 has announced its new production and screendance, Fountain. It is a compelling work created by choreographer, educator, writer and activist Alexandrina Hemsley. Fountain blends dance and “digital watery... Read more »

A gifted young dancer who aspires to perform on the world’s most famous stages has been awarded a place at the prestigious Rambert School of Ballet and Contemporary Dance. Newcastle teenager, Maisie... Read more »

‘Why am I emotional’: Peter Kay sends fans into a frenzy as he returns to the London stage for Dance For Life tour… after five years away from the limelight By Kenzi... Read more »

Outrage as primary school invites drag queen Dolly Trolley to dance in front of nine-year-olds Drag queen Dolly Trolley was invited to Hollymount Primary School in London The burlesque entertainer was hosted during... Read more »

Ivan Michael Blackstock never stops moving. For the best part of an hour, the choreographer has been patiently explaining his approach to dance, a process that involves springing up from the balls... Read more »

T he Peaky Blinders are swapping flat caps for tap shoes in a new contemporary dance show based on the hit crime drama. South London-based Rambert dance company are working with the... Read more »

DanceWest, in West London Submitted by Leyland SDM An award-winning charity supporting 36,000 people with access to free dance, health and wellbeing programmes is looking forward to a brighter future after winning... Read more »

Alex Scurr, a 37-year-old professional dancer from South London, founded The Gay Male Dance Company (GMDC) back in 2015 after he struggled to combine his profession with his desire to find his... Read more »

Dreaming of dance since she was a very young girl, Emily Farruku tried to join a class with her friends when she was at primary school – but was told she could... Read more »